learn to
skate
Learning a new skill is very rewarding, you keep fit & have Fun. Skating is a great organised sporting activity & you will make new friends too!
Lessons start from £60 for a 6 week course of Half an Hour Lessons
Higher Levels over Level 5 Cost £90 - £150 depending on skater numbers
We are very proud that these are coached by Stuart Bell. As an experienced former competitive skater, Stuart is an 11-time British Championship medallist and has taught over 20,000 customer to skate since we opened in 2011.
Including our very own In House Coaches, Chris Holland & Karen Hilyer - both have been skating and coaching for Ice Quest for a number of years and they are amazing!
Our current availability is below:
CURRENT LESSONS
Our current set of WEDNESDAY lessons are in progress!
Dates -
March - 6th, 13th and 20th
April - 10th, 17th and 24th
Bronze 6.00pm
Silver 6.30pm
Gold 7.00pm
Please look at our next set of lessons to the right of the page.
Please email us if you would like to book on or would like to know further information: info@icequest.co.uk.
FUTURE LESSONS
Our next set of WEDNESDAY lessons for Bronze, Silver & Gold will start in May and we are now taking bookings!
Dates:
May - 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd
June - 5th and 12th
All lessons subject to customers signing up
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
Level 1
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Moving Forward
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Sit and Stand independently
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Moving forward (10 steps) two foot glide and dip
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Stationary Snowplough Stop
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Moving Snowplough Stop
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Moving Forward (10 steps), glide into forward lemon
Level 2
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Moving Forward (10 steps), two foot glide on curve left and right
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Moving snowplough stop (or T-Stop)
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Moving Backwards (toes in)
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Two foot turn on spot (180 degrees)
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Forward and Backward lemons
Level 3
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Forward stroking
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Backwards snowplough stop
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Forwards to backwards two foot turn
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Forward inside and outside edges one foot glides
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Forward two foot slalom
Level 4
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Forward open chasses
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Backwards Stroking
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Forward outside edges
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Forward inside edges
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Two foot 3 turn
Please note - all new skaters must have the ability to skate around the rink unaided before they sign up to beginner classes.